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Blame Game has its issues out of the box, but the deck does do the service of delivering some of the best designed Goad cards ever.
Last, but absolutely not least, Deep Clue Sea is significantly more powerful than the other Murders at Karlov Manor pre-cons.
Travel with me to the distant past of 1997 when a somewhat obscure game called Fallout hit the shelves.
Our first impressions of the Mutant Menace Commander deck recommends which Commander to use, and some problems that need to be dealt with.
Hail Caesar certainly has a bizarre list of things going on. From dice rolling, to one-sided board wipes, do all the themes mix together?
Players excited to get their hands on the new MTG Fallout deck focused around Energy will not be disappoint with what Science seems to offer.
While there are a ton of valuable MTG Fallout cards in the deck, Scrappy Survivors has some unfortunately gameplay problems.
Thanks to one-sided board wipes, tons of card draw, and some fantastic win conditions, Hail Caesar is the best Fallout deck of the four.
Rounding out the new Fallout decks is Science! which brings back the Energy Reserve resource. Out of the four decks this one offers the most complex game plan and has quite a few moving parts.
We've crossed the month mark from the release of Murders at Karlov Manor , and the results are a bit different than expectations.
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